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Halves, IS. Pifths, 50. Tenths, 81.

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leans.
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addressed TO
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Or NJ. A. DAUPHIN. Washington, DC.
, 1887-07-27

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corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
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is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, rs cents per
box. For sale by W. N. Hunt.
, 1887-07-27

For the last year | have had a specie OF
itching, scaly and pimply humors on my
face to which / have applied u great many
methods Of treatment without success and
which was speedily and entirely cured by
Cuticura. Mrs. ISAAC PHELPS
, 1887-07-27

NJ v = would enjoy your dinner
49, and are prevented by Dys.
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They are a positive cure for Dyspepsia. In.
digestion, Flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. 25 and 90 cents.
DIR. w. n. Hunt.
, 1887-07-27

number of years SO that the skin entirely
came eff one of my hands from the finger
tips to the wrists. | tried remedies and
doctors prescriptions to no purpose until
| commenced taking Cuticura Remedies.
and now | am entirely cured.
f. T. PARKER,
379 Northampton St, Boston.
, 1887-07-27

I have suffered all my life with skin dis
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found permanent relief, until, by the ad,
vice Of a lady friend. | used ypur valu.
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thorough trial, using six bottles of the
Cuticura Resolvent, two boxes of Cuticura
and seven cakes of Cuticura Soap, and
the result was just what | had been told it
would be-a complete cure.
BELLE WADE, Richmond, Va.
Reference, 6. W. Latimer, druggist
Riobuop1 VI
, 1887-07-27
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Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the Semi-Annuat Draw
regularly every six months, June and December
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
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H., In the OF MUSIC, NFW
20Ith MONTHLY Drawing
, 1887-07-27
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
u Over Half a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery COMFY

Incorporated la 1865 for Is years by the Leg
tslature for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses-with "A capital OF 81 600 ,OC0-to which a
reserve fund OF over S65O,OO0 has since been
added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its fran
chlse was made a part OF the present State Con-
s%tltution adopted December I'd. A. d. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
By The people Of any STATE.
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arrived hsrs . fsw days ego and vii
make his home ia thfa city.
Enpeksntenaent Dawes. Of tbs Cafboa
Hill mines. wAs - fhe Taesms daring
TIE week.
J. e. Mitchell. IT.. arrived IL ths eity
dnsirR ths veek. afisF tEip e EssfsFn
WsahinRtrn.
II. ID. Th0mas returned Wednesday
On ths ssaansx Geo. W. Elder fssm q
shurt trip 70 San Francissa.
H. Isanss and }. Pincus have returned
frum San FRANCHISES.
a. Frank has resurnsd b shs city
sfssr 60 abssnce Of several n0atha In
Sar Fsmneise0.
G.. Hayes and wife, who have been
here ainns lasa fall, isfs last week fer
fnwa.
Mra J. 3. Polly. wife Of Freight
Clark Policy. at the railroad wharf. left
Monday for Walla walls, where she
will BE the guest Of Mrs. r. B. Johnson
Mrs. Waller eza child Of Purdy are
residing IN the city.
n. u. Clinton Of Portland ID 81 she
Halstead Hoose.
Mr.. w. @. Rowland and wife, vho
hare been eaas for several weeks, hsve
fafuFned.
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sseAmer Eliza Asderssn. waa the rscipi-
ems Of q pheasant Birthday snrpKiss
party 81 Port Gsmhla Tneaday evening.
san&ss Rame4 musie and literary exer-
c1ses were inazlRed N By tbs assembled
euesss The occasion vas the yoang
geatlszn8n'E twenty frst hirshdays and
be reserved . number Of handsome
presents. the most prominent being ~
After bonnkifal snpper had been
served the evsus same 10 close.
AzNouxCEMEsx.
The Tndependsnt Order Of ODD Eel
lows has issued invitations for q grand
ball IN Lsarned's 0pera Hgnse next
Tuesday evening. The oecasa0n II 3he
celebkati0n Of the sixty -eighth annivsF-
saFy Of tbs order in Auerica 4 large
attendance IL anticipated and tt will
QuSts likely prove 60 be the Rrsndsst
social event Of the ss&soa-
PERSONALS.
Mr.. John Saith, of Seattle, was in
town skis week visiting friends. and de-
| parted fer Victoria Wednesday.
III. George Oaihean IL PASSING the
day on WILDLY Island.
QEeen City on brief business visit.
Several parties were oFRanized last
week for fishing excursion 10 the
Chimieum creek, and returned vita q
Roodly assortment Of fnny tribe speci-
mens
3. W. Harrison, Of Texas. is in town
on q visit to his bFokkeF. DR.. /. N. Harri-
son.
Mr.. O. r. Olapp and family. Of Dun
Rensss. are soon TO remove TO Port
Townsend.
DR. Spencer @. Degan will leave for
the East next week for recreation and
expects 10 be absent some weeks.
Colonel OritteBden, formerly an attor-
ney-af-law in California and nov resi-
dent Of Fort Wrsneel, Alaska, left on
the Olympian for his nOFthsrn home.
Hon. Il. Ceffrets. Q prominent lawyer
Of Indiana. is visiting this community,
accompanied by bis wife. Mr.. Cofrcth
T. an uncle Of A. L. Wintrode, of the
Customs service.
Mrs. A. q. Davis. Of Dungeness, is Wis
ting Mr.. George Wright, her son in law,
AZ Friday HarboF.
Rev. Fl. V. Rice was in town last week.
He will bold religious services in DunRe
ness nexs sunday.
W. e. Stevens 10 In Seattle for few
DAVIS. -
Wan. McInnis, of the fra Of McInnis
q Winters, went up the Sound Friday.
MF James Oiives, the County SuFyey
or, has been in Pert Discovery the past
week, engaged in surveying.
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A CoMMoE REMaRK young
some Of your most prominent business
men are" This remark ID often made
~ visitors 10 the Pacific Coast, and
especially does it apply 10 Seattle, where
We have 90 many young men in business
for themselves and all doing we'll.
Among the many in Seattle lie TIE iirm
Of Gallagher d Raymond, that - wish
to call particular attention TO. Both Of
these gentlemen are yeung and at the
came time are Thoroughly acquainted
with their business and are enterprising
shrewd and Trustworthy business men.
Durina the past week this 6rm p0r-
chased of Mr.. Alfred Snyder his entire
stock OF groceries and will carry on the
business &C the old store on Front street.
They have already begun TO increase
their sock and mend making q sFe-
eialty of garden and field seeds Of all
kinds, ct she same tisae carrying q large
and choice selection Of fancy and staple
groceries.
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rAComA aeCsKrv.

"It h Just four years ago today since
hrst visited Seattle. and today 90
there 10 live said John Arthur, Z a,
last evening, ~ he babe some friends
goodbye. Mr.. Arthur left the city few
weeks ago for seattle, where he seems
30 have arranged 10 locate permanently,
He has been 10 the city fer several DAYS
nxfnR up bis affairs here and yesterday,
ne stated. he Ia company with his vile
sailed away TO Seattle to reside. Mr..
Arthur hes been leading member of
the bar here for the past -four years.
Last fall be was the Peoples nominee
foe she position Of Prosecuting Attor-
ney and be made gallant canvass for
that ON Q. de has bean earnestly i'm
poFtuned 10 remain by the leaders in
the Uaion Labor party and accept the
candidacy for the City AttoFneyship
on that ticket. bat the Inducements
have failed 10 shake bis purpose to carry
oas bis precunoetved CLANS His depart
are ts matter Of much regret 10 q large
csroie Of friends here.
The event Of the past week socially
vas. OF course, the reception Riveo By
Caster Pest, 9. A. r., st she Alpha Opera
hease. fha event Of the present week
vii be the presentation of "Mtchaei
Earle. BY the Tacoma Dramatic Asso
citation Of this city, fer the Firemea's
benefit A nameez Of guests from Seat
lie are sxpected.
A pleasant little party Of I've chartered
tie Bessie on MondAy last and steamed
d9wn the Sound. beRt on combination
of business sHd pleasure. The business
vas tie inspection Of some iand Reu
Saattle, and the pleasure vas the max
ina the naost OF the cutting. Ascendant
provisions we're taken along. and an
anpte tQuipmsut fer cAapins cot. The
pArtv Vas @ade % Of Mrs. David Las
Der. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. AZ sssey, Mr.. ana
Mrs. HaRwios. J d. HoSua and Allen o.
Aasau. Tue eonpAny retarnea 70 eAs
city on Tuesday.
San trABcsscs papers state that John
= SpFAgne. son 81 GeAsrAi 4, W.
Spr&cHs, ~ saon 90 marry sks daughter
81 CAptaiA J. q. AiReswo-th Of ~Raa@
Lava, Vernon aveaae. OAKLAND. Ths
papers are 10 error. The name Of the
Perspective groom - jeha i. Baker. a
yanng SseFchant Of this city.
fAcoma has tsmpefaFtiy loss is star
rlaaists In tbs person Of Miss Lkills
" sAlsisseF, weo has e0ns 30 spakAue
Falls fer sn sxtendeEs visit. Ths PzIls
peopae viii % sArsw1 en0aga 10 az once
FeeoRniEs heF rare ABILITY IN toe inser
pEetstson aad Fendilisa Of e.aSSc
masic &sa a. lAdy of broad eaacaii
&ed salsase See me hers from Rs
tea aSoai ssree years $40 and has svex
nee bald nrsa pizca a. 9 solo psanisss
and te4cAss. Her ability has been ~
re4niz q ~ Wa. =. sAeswsea. Ger
greatest Amartesa piAsisl IN : xery
so1plt@sniAEy aatoerapA letter.
PERSONAL
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MAIL CoNrRAcr LEr.-Oaptain r. NJ.
Oreswell, Of the steamer Greee, received
an official notification from Washington
Yesterday that bis bid for carrying the
ween Seattle snd points on Port WASH
inRton Bay, in Kitsap county, had
been accepted and that the contract had
been awarded to him for three veaFe.
This contract takes in c ,lby, Nihbe,
Mitchell, Sidney and Sackman, all in
Kitsap county.
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There was q good attendance last
evening at the baseball meeting held in
the Chamber of Commerce rooms, Ye .
Ier-Leary block. After electinR tenn
porary officers they adopted ths rules
1884. A committee Of i've was appoint
ed to canvass the city in the interest Of
the Club and report at the me citing 10
be held on Friday evening next.
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First Baptist Church, Fourth street.
near James. Rev. ID. J. Pierce. pastor
Preaching at IL IN. ard 81 7:S0 .. m. By
Rev. J. p. Ludlow Young people meet
lag st $50 D. m.
Free Methodist Church, Pine street. be.
tween Ninth and Tenth.-Preaching st II
.. m. ard 80 o. m Sunday School 81 9:45
Q. m. Prayer service Wednesday nights.
Unitarian rvice in the Masonic Hail,
Front street. G.. III. Greer, minister
Services. ii .. m. Morning topic: Soul
culture" No evening service. Every
body welcome.
Methodist Protestant Charch. Second
street. corner Of Madison, Rev. Clark
Davis, pastor.-Preaching at II q m. b.
Chaplain r 3. Stubbs. who viii present
the cause OF seame and ct 80 D. m. by
Mr.. l.. ID. Wtshard, College Secretary o.
the International CoBmittse Of the Y n.
@ A. All are cordially invited. peeiai-
" young men in the evening, Sunday
school l2-l3 p. m. Young p ople's meet
ing. $50 p. IN.
500 doz, coFsete. IL il more than We
" Mt. We will begin 9 clearing sale on
Monday morning. A coed corset for
$50, IL cannot be dupliostsd anywhere
for 500. ToKLAs 4 SIxaKRMAH.
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Oar second purchase Of spring millin-
cry arrived. You will find the very
latest novelties at our store.
ToKLAs 4 STNoKRMAN.
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Oar great 50 suit sale. perfection psr-
fected, finest of the fne, worth SIS,
bought at the great auction sale of j.
Baum Il Ce. EoKLAs & SINGKRMAN.
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Daring the Lenten season there we're
few social events OF importance In the
Port Of Entry. HoweveF. daring the
past week the social world has been
very lively.
AN ENJOYABLE AFFATR.
A rserry party Of young people assem-
bied as the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Jonea last Tuesday evening, In
response to an invitation from the men,
eeFs Of the Yoaag Ladies' Gulld. The
time vas pleasantly whiied Away IA
games and dsncing until II o'clock,
whsn q sumptasus luncheon vas served.
The occasion wiii long be remembered
Is pleasant affair. Among the guests
we're: kex. C.. B. Crawford, Mr.. and
Mrs James Jones'. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Doyle, Miss GFRca Ma b, Miss Builene,
Miss Lillian Miller, Miss X sso Shsek an,
the Misses Brooks. Miss Regina Roths-
cnilds. Miss Minnie Hastings, Misc
Laey Littlsfsld. Miss Eva Doyle, Miss
MArshs koster, Miss Queen Littiedeld,
Miss Ansie Jones, ass Laura Plum
meF, Miss Libbis TFimble, Miss kstie
Smith, dF.. H. L. BaFkets, and Mrs.
James Morgan. Among she gentlemen
present we're A. q. Phillips, L. Il.
FloveFs Peter stockand, +. p. Lotus.
Frank PsammeE, JAmes Sc. Jones. Dr..
Edward BAFthep. wm. Wyckod, James
StoekAnd. Marshal Tucker, Quiaoy
Brooks. Frank j. Flstcbsr. Stanlev Lsali-
mer, DIR. EsRlsson. John Smith. Gsnrpe
UAlhoao. Frank Bash, David Dam
mad and VI. j. J0nss
DANCING oLuB.
4 large namber Of yoang people As
sameled last Isassd ~ evening a. tie
Opera house 10 participate ia the sixth
weekly ssciAl af the Port Of Eatry
Danesag Clsa. The seFvicss OF Pro
fessor and ME-. II. n. Vaughn are en-
aaeed 70 fnTnsa nasie at Zach social
sHc enitRhts1 the members 10 the tsrp-
sichoreAn art. TIE membership OF he
Club ~ present IL s. A mssi eEjsyahie
eeeni19 wAs spent aatll midnight Ine
nexs social takes place InGrsAsy niznl.
w0aEKx's kuxu1Azx.
Az sxsna that wxs repleta wita Isss-
1FAble ineaoenss wa4 ths ASSEMBLING Of
tEs fElsEds and members q ice = o
meas AnxiiAxY 81 tbs Fesidsnee Of Mrs.
CeaFies aeRslsn. A cslsQhlfni evsnssa
w4s pAssed antal mtdniehf.
BBxEnAx FAETx.
NJ Bee Rslesl purses % he
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BARGAINS!

SO pieces Of regular 25c. Dress Goods
half WOOl, l2aac.
40 pieces BOucle Serge, new shades, l5c.
32 pieces Buntings, regular 25c. quality,
new shades, l5C.
40 pieces 4O-inCh all WOOI Dress GOOdS,
new shades, SIC.
50 pcs 56-inch all WOOl CameIS hair, SOC.
20 pieces sS.inch Beige CamerS Hairs
new materials, 25c.
20 pieces 45.inch very fine new steel mix.
lures, all WOOl, 81 quality, Soc.
10 pieces 45-inch novelty Black EimeRe
and BuntingS, all WeOl, SOC.
10 pieces new tan shades double witdh Dress
Goods. 25c.
Is pieces Of Summer Silks, zoo
Ito pieces heavy Dress Silks. "
10 pieces 36inch Yachting F. annels, goo
1900 pieces new lawns good quality, not ash 20 and 2S
10 dozen French COrSetS, z5C.
loo dozen Job lot misses fine French Hose 5Oc and zoe
quality the lot for 25c pair
100 dozen new style ladies full finished HOse 25c pair
|35 dozen ladies' Collars with Capes, &c.
$50 dozen new Metg Dress Buttons l2c dozen
1900 dozen Calico Buttons, 0c dozen
100 pieces new Check NainsOOks, lOc. YARD
$50 pieces wide cOIOred Embroidery 0c yalu
500 papers Hair Pins, 1C a package.
100 heavy large white Spreads VI eaCn
200 handsome Parasols, new, $3.50 each
% pieces Ginghams &C. a yard
2O pcs very Widea inen real German Table Damask SOC u
$50 pairs of Nottingham Lace Curtains S5c pair /
80 extra large real English Marseiles Spreads 1925
100 doz Turkish Bathing Towels, 1Oc. each
so dozen g. Stand Covers, 75c. each /
% dozen Child's Fancy Collars, De- each 4
loo doz Chds coored border Handkerchief, &c each
10 pieces 7-inch cOIOred Sash Ribbon, 37Ic I'd ]
35 dozen style Bustles, 25c eacn i
$50 dozen all linen Ladies Collars
15c SC. each.
aonnhM
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GENTLE SPRING"

The Vernal Season Marked
by Decided Signs
Of Gaiety.
A Week Full Of Interesting
Happenings.
Military BAH : Presbyterian
Bazaar Opera Church
6ociala.
Tke Miller Pest -Bsafinx - HsFzshaek
Riding = NewmaSkss = RsFsoaala-
sseissy 10 Tseons. Olympia
and Pert Townsend.
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W c. 2. U.

W c. 2. U.
IsHE sEATTIaE woMkSH CERIs-
! s1Aa fsupefanos uninn mosas every
Friday, a. - p "a, IN the Fix1s MsGh0a.
9 kpiaecpaa CaurcA. sscon2 street. AL
ChrassiAa wuzna earnestly lnvifed 10
ettsn6. ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

David HAss Of slaa9Atss lsia ia siiy.
!. 4 CaxtwFaQha % DsipAi. Inalans,
HaFAsv sf !. s. NaMtllss, Of sAis sitg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

MFs. Maurice McMiohsn entertained
q few Of her friends in a NEST agreeable
manner at Newmarket party on Mon-
day evening last al her homs on Union
street. TIE affair Was complimentary
10 Miss Oowles Of olympia, who had
been her guest for few days. Among
tnose present who enjoyed the vocal
aud Instrumental selections rendered
we're Mr.. aud Mfs. ]. O. Hainea. DIR. and
Mrs. u. T. Miaor, the Miasea jones.
Miss Halter. Miss Strive, Miss Oowles.
Miss Emery aud Mesars. Pelly, Carr,
Collins, sharpe, Preston, AlbePtson and
Aoyt.
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Personal an& ofherWtse-
Allen O. Mason. Of TaSomA. Is in the
city.
Mr.. Thomas Barrett. Of skAsis. wAs In
town last Thursday.
Miss sinclair. Of Snohomish, 10 In the
civ visiting friends.
Richard Osbasn. ef thia aity, spent last
fharsdsy IN Tacoma.
Mrs. Captain Shelby, Of Port Gamble,
is ~ present 10 seattle.
DR.. Il. y. RAgley spent part Of last
week 10 Port Gamble.
cAptaia and Mrs. c. ]. Moves visited
Seattle daring the wesk.
H. \. Flood, OF San PEancissa, AZ
rived IN seattle on Friday.
Henry Mcbride. Of NJ. Vernon, was
IN seattle lsst wednesday.
Peter n'gaFup. Of utsalady, spaas
paFt Of last week in Seattle.
Mr., CaaFlsa Uhlnan. u Taeoma. vis
tied this otty en- Wednesday.
J. r Apasswa. Of Falls City, vas IN
the esty darinR the pact veek.
Mr.. ~. A. FAisoAild. an atsoxney-as.
ia~ OF Nhatcoaa, y 70 tbs city.
n. W. Thielsou. % TIE O. RAN.
Company. was 10 town last week.
J.@Wood~Afd and wife, II Port TowR-
send, we're In The eity test Aaaday.
Miss Mamie De Well rssarus 10 tie
Annse Wright Seminary tomarros
j 2. Dc Mates, ex uaAyaR 81 What
con. - FeStatsreS 81 he BsanSwiek.
W. W. Haieonh, o. san Francisco,
was nessosd "a Ger STREETS is&s Sesk.
Nj, 9s0wEs McCounsll returned LA,
Tuesday fsasn sstP dawn tbs eeaaa.
Miss Della Be 4raas retafnsa from A
VISIT b. tAaenA lAst Tuesday eTsntns.
Rev. I ! Msssay wiil oeenpT the
paiRtt % the fsrss n. e Charoh saaav,
MF. &nd Mrs W. a. nArlinS. AZ
PoftlAea, are ros res1dsRts Il this city.
Il. .. BAShoss. 81 toe osVg0a SAor,
ktEe. = ~ Pso&sni IN the S0Qna oo1n-
ny.
Mas Carrie White. q Fsaalsa ~as ia
easa dsrt2g TIE psss seak Vssiuas
ffieaaa
Mass MaRy stsava lafa fos passlanS On
Y stnssdAy 10 staff Der SissaR, MrG Ne
G3isky.
An LsvY, EssAsr e 4. 6 Lsyb a
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Thsre was large easAeslns IL lssle
peopis u Ne assAsaasi PFaassasss
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The Baptist church eateFtAinmenl ca
Friday evrning vas = plessasAhle aaAip.
Teer0 vas q large attendance AZ tha
shureh - erioy the feiiewiux pre-
kramme; Gospel hsSan. congregation.
reading. Mr.. A.EAawseFs sospSl hvun,
eeHgFeeatiens soaa. Mr.. Twfazs EeaisA
tion. Miss Rohinsos. aaeR. Atf. Twt@.
eFatioa. AF. q A. ksnnfas; reaasrs,
Mg. 4. T. Hewses. URon tie ecmple
tien Of tie Order 81 exercises. these
prrseat adgaarEsd 10 the psriofs AID
partcok ef q hsansiful fSpasf.
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Daring the Lenten season there we're
few social events Of importance In the
Port Of Entry. HowevsF. daring the
pass week the social world has been
very lively.
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The UaitaStAa Society bad : pleasant
social - the Fesaaenaa Of Mrs.. Rack
raan % Friday aseafng iass. A veFy Ia
tasssttne ard en- iasahle programmes vas
eHeFe9 consisting AZ snsaramenaAl gna
vo9al nns4e and FeeitAifans. Toe par.
lars wefN pfafussly ana tastsfalty deco
Fmtad witA Aawefs aaa xana9 mRa RE-
SEATED very attractive appeaFAnea- A
hoanatfsl ootiaaian VS. ssSvsa ana sAa
eoa4sina wAa . meet sntsyaeas oae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

Tbs roads about Seattle ara not 90
Gne a. the Partisan bouIevards and for
thai reason carriage driving beyond the
pleasure and estoyment e. q whiFl over
the Champs Rlysses. The country about
IL fine held for horseback riding, how
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-12

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The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-09-21

As for Mr. Campbell, he shuffles
about in great glec, and will talk
by the hour to any on who will
hear him discant upon the case,
Mr.. GLADDEN. was sen yesterday
upon his wagon, looking apparent.
ly we'll. He is a man fifty wears
of age, and, while lie has always
been a hard worker, hss been a
man Of good habits. The first ap-
pparance OF the cancer was twenty
five years ago, hut it did not de-
velop until within a few wears.
1t now seems entiraly cured, and
Mr.. Gladen biz fair to enjoy ma
ny years. For the paeseLt, how
aver, there is a scarcity Of toads in
the vicinity of South Main street,
New Britain.